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ORLANDO BLOOM looks set to follow in HARRY POTTER star DANIEL RADCLIFFE’s footsteps - by getting naked on stage.
Bloom makes his West End theatre debut in London this summer (Jul07) in a revival of David Storey’s 1969 play In Celebration.
The actor will play one of three brothers returning home for their parents’ 40th wedding anniversary in the production, which will be directed by Anna MACkmin.
But following the glowing reviews Radcliffe garnered for stripping off in Equus earlier this year (07), Bloom is keen to reveal more than just his stage talents during the play’s run - he’s prepared to get naked too.
He says, “There’s nothing wrong with a little bit of nudity.
“I’m not sure I’ll be getting all my bits and pieces out, though.”
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ORLANDO BLOOM looks set to follow in HARRY POTTER star DANIEL RADCLIFFE’s footsteps - by getting naked on stage.
Bloom makes his West End theatre debut in London this summer (Jul07) in a revival of David Storey’s 1969 play In Celebration.
The actor will play one of three brothers returning home for their parents’ 40th wedding anniversary in the production, which will be directed by Anna MACkmin.
But following the glowing reviews Radcliffe garnered for stripping off in Equus earlier this year (07), Bloom is keen to reveal more than just his stage talents during the play’s run - he’s prepared to get naked too.
He says, “There’s nothing wrong with a little bit of nudity.
“I’m not sure I’ll be getting all my bits and pieces out, though.”
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that the Mercury News would provide me with a Firebolt broom to do this job, or at the very least a Cleansweep 11, but one would be wrong.
A fast racing broom or perhaps the ability to apparate would be very helpful, given a couple of events it would be fun to cover. But, sadly, my apparation skills aren’t what they could be, and I seem to have misplaced my own broom. Sad, that.
If I had a broom, or perhaps a Thestral, it would be fun to visit Hollywood on the morning of July 9, when Daniel, Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint will press their hands, feet and wands in wet cement at
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese journalists and film critics
will get their first glimpse of the latest "Harry Potter" film
in Tokyo on June 28, five days before the movie's official
world premiere in London, Warner Bros. said on Tuesday.
The Tokyo event, which is open to Japanese media only, will
feature an appearance by British actor
, who
stars as the broomstick-flying boy wizard, a studio spokeswoman
said.
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Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint: Ask ‘Harry Potter’ Stars a Question
Posted May 22nd 2007 6:02PM by
Capulet Poehner
If you haven’t seen
Moviefone
’s
‘Pirates’
-themed
Unscripted interview
with
Geoffrey Rush
Bill Nighy
and
Chow Yun-Fat
, you should climb aboard and check it out. Thanks to all who posted questions for that one, including Jennie from Fayetteville, GA, who asked them who would win in a swordfight: Barbossa, Davy Jones, Sao Feng, Will Turner or Captain Jack?
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the fifth movie based on the best-selling books about the boy wizard, will be held June 28 in Tokyo.
Daniel Radcliffe, who plays teen wizard Harry Potter in the films, is slated to attend, Warner Bros. Entertainment’s Japan Unit said Tuesday.
The world premiere of
Spider-Man 3
was held in Tokyo last month.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix,
directed by David Yates, will have its London premiere July 3. The film franchise is based on the best-selling novels by J.K. Rowling.
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and the Order of the Phoenix,” the fifth movie based on the best-selling books about the boy wizard, will be held June 28 in Tokyo.
, who plays teen wizard Harry Potter in the films, is slated to attend, Warner Bros. Entertainment’s Japan Unit said Tuesday.
The world premiere of “Spider-Man 3″ was held in Tokyo last month.
“Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix,” directed by David Yates, will have its London premiere July 3. The film franchise is based on the best-selling novels by
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Lia Williams and Adam Arnold in Mike Bartlett's “My Child” at the Royal Court. London theater: Staging, and watching, mostly what's comfortable
By Matt Wolf
Published: May 22, 2007
LONDON:
What's happened to danger in the theater - the frisson that arises when you find yourself pushed in directions, or perhaps moved to a degree you had not thought possible? It may be that audiences no longer crave such experiences. Consider, for starters, the failure on Broadway of “Journey's End,” the British director David Grindley's revival of a World War I drama that ran well over a year in London only to hit the stone wall of New York audiences not willing to pay top dollar (or, it would seem, any dollar) for a play about as far as is humanly possible from escapist fare. Or, in London, the occasional thin houses for Anthony Page's remarkable London stage premiere of Edward Albee's “The Lady From Dubuque,” a witty and bruising play so directly concerned with mortality that death's emissary is the title character, as played at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, by an exceedingly lively Maggie Smith.
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